SC Buys Back 1.90 Million Shares; Cumulative Spend Reaches USD 560.63 Million

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Standard Chartered PLC (SC) has repurchased 1,895,930 ordinary shares of USD 0.50 each between 5 and 9 October 2026 as part of the share buy-back programme announced on 29 July 2026. All shares were bought from Goldman Sachs International and executed across the London Stock Exchange, CBOE BXE and CBOE CXE.

Transaction data show the bank paid between 2,090.00 pence and 2,278.00 pence per share during the period. The volume-weighted average prices (VWAP) for the five trading days ranged from 2,107.48 pence to 2,260.79 pence, with the peak trade price of 2,278.00 pence recorded on 6 October and the low of 2,090.00 pence on 8 October.

As of the close of trading on 9 October 2026, SC has committed USD 560.63 million to the buy-back. All purchases are being executed within pre-set parameters and in accordance with applicable UK regulations, as detailed in the original 29 July 2026 announcement.

A full breakdown of individual trades is available in the PDF filed with the London Stock Exchange and on the company’s investor relations website.

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